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restrain

[ri-streyn] / rɪˈstreɪn /


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Guardiola's celebration for the opening goal was only slightly less restrained than his jig down the line for City's second.

From BBC

It was not immediately clear when a judge might rule on the request for a restraining order.

From Los Angeles Times

A coalition of eight states filed a motion for a temporary restraining order to stop the combination of Nexstar Media and Tegna after the formerly rival broadcasters closed on their $6.2 billion merger.

From The Wall Street Journal

Swim, the album's first single, is subtle and restrained, the sort of music that drifts lazily into your ears before getting stuck on your internal radio.

From BBC

A restraining order was imposed on Thursday to protect the victims.

From BBC